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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS.

The Allegheny. now the largest most popn-
lar and fashionable resort In the mountains
OF Virginia, will open JUNE isT. Having been
refurnished since last season with handsome
new furniture Of best quality, It offers attra :
tions not surpassed by any watering-place In
the mountains.
The Allegheny Water il recommended by
the MEDICAL SOCIETY or VIRGINIA for Dyspep-
ria IN all its forms. removing Biliousness and
Constipation with natural ease, dissipatins
Malaria and curing Insomnla-in fact, a specific
for all diseases arising from deranged
stomach or torpid liver.
For circulars and pamphlets apply 70 PUR-
CELL, LADD & CO., or
c. A. CALHOUN. Proprietor.
my Slim Allegheny Springs. Va.
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MlSERABLENESS

The mcst wonderful and marvellous success
10 cnses where persons are sick or pining away
from a condition Of mserableness that no one
knows what ais them profitable patients Tor
doctots) Is obtained by the use Of Hop Btters.
1hey begin to cure from the first dose, ana
keep IL up until perfect health and strength Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
ANUSEuENTS.

We OLDE FOLKS CONCERTO,
Z in ye building of SANGER HALL, by
IRIS. CLEMENISiS JUVENILE CLASS, as
sisted by some Of We ful-erown singers. at
carlye candle-light FRIDAY EYEG, lid Daye
OF We mo. Of June, 1857. Tickets, 25c.; chill
dren. l5c.-at 81. b. Ramos u Co.'S and Walter
d. Moses. Sc l'2t
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I OW EXCURSION RATES on
IL STEAMERS ESSEX OR ARIEL,

BY WHICH
CHURCHES. SOCIETIES, AND OTHER OR
CARNATIONS CAN PAY OFF
THEIR INDEBTEDNESS.
For parties Of hot less than twenty-five per-
sons this company will accept the VERY Low
RATE OF 81 EACH FOR ROUND TRIP TO
NORFOLK OK OLD POINT. and organizations
can charge 81. thus securing handsome profit
TICKETS GOOD ONE WEEK.
The same arrangement can be made to VlR-
GINA BEACH by adding 50c. 10 the above
rates. Also, any Of the "TUE>DAY AND
THURSDAY MOONLIGHTS" can be chartered
Oh a cheap cooperative plan without risk.
Days can now be secured. First come, first
served
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
Uptown Ofice III east Main street.
lQ-1u
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OPEN FOR THE SEASON

The high standard II the CUISINE which Il
hns only obtained under the present manage
mont will be fully maintained in every re-
sIcct
Pamphlets with full information. can be OBJ
tanned III Nessrs. Purcell. Ladd x Co.. \. W.
Gai ber's uckc t-O0ice, and at the Onlco Of the
Chesayeako and Ohio railway.
Water fresh from the Spring always on hand
and tor sale by PURCELL, LADD X co.
b. r. EAKLE,
my 4-im Superintendent
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ica Gr:0l ". ~ ''"O " " Il JONES. P. s.

VIRGINIA COUNCIL, No. Il
' 26. ROYAL ARCANUM, RICd-E~-tS<
yOSD. VA, June .. lSS7-The mem Ssf9
hers OF this Council are requested to t55sZ
attend regular meeting Of their Council THIS
Thursday) EVENING at 3 o'clock at Central
Iall Members of sister councils are frater-
nally invited 10 attend.
By order Of the Regent
ie git w. LONENSTElN, Secretary.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
CUNDAY EXCURSION.
NEW AND SPACIOUS STEAMER ESSEN TIC
UNITED STATES MONITOR FLEET
AND CITY POINT.
IN SUNDAY AFTERNOON. JU,

NEx4 SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 5rH.
Leave 3oclOck; arrive O'Clock.
Beautiful Family Trip-all by daylight. No
improper persons allowed aboard. Band Of
music and refreshments. NO BEER X
LiQUORSOLD.
Tickets 5Oc h; children under five years free.
r.. V. OWEN,
ic 1-3m for Committee.
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DUCKEOE. TWO MILES EAST OF
Al OLD POINT. on CHESAPEAKE BAY.
open APRIL 18Th for Spring and summer
Boafdcrs. Attraction: Surf Bathing Boating.
Fishing. and Dancing. Special rates furnished
EXCLUSION PARTIES. Bathing fIos. For
particulars address MRS VI. A HERBERT.
my Elm POstOdlce Box u. Hampton, Va
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Dnros. NADICIsEs. &c.

VERNON TOOTH BRUSHES.
TEE BEST TOOTH BKf ,H MADE
CAREFULLY SELECTED BW>IIF-.
WIRE DRAWN.
EVERY BRUSH II ct ARASIELD PERFECT.
Your druggist will refund moucyn he br.,
tlee come out
Ask for the VERNON. ard io nos take ary
substitute that may be- oif'reL
Tor sale at all leading drugstore
PURCELL lAbD e. CO..
sole Importers % tho Vernon Iooth-BuI-h.
my 81
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N-OTTCF-MEMBERS .,,....s,

NOTICE.-MEMBERS ,szess1,
~ OF FIDELITY LODGE. Ne. ~ 8
1872, GRAND UNITED ORDER - 49,
or ODD-FELLOWS, you ere called
10 meet at your lodge-room THIS CThursday)
AFTERNOON, June ,. 1887, at ! o'clock =.
~, to pay the last tribute Of respect TO our de-
ceased brother. DAVID WISFREB. Thofuneral
viii To from Fitth-Stroet Baptist Church at 3
o'clock. Members Of sister lodges and Past
Grand Masters Council No. II are traternally
invited.
ic2,It. W. II. JONES, p. 8.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
~ SHENANDOAH COUNTY. Va.
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
FACQUIkR COUNTY, va.

Both Of these popular resorts viii be open
for the reception Of guests JUNE lsr. Terms
reduced.
Circulars giving rates and attractions can be
obtained at tho drugstore Of Owens. Miaor &
Co. ii. CABELL MADDUX.
my Him Proprietor
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CITY ~.
DISSOLUTION & COMPREHENSIVE

rVNHE FIRM OF BIESEN & CO.,
composed Of J. u. BIEsEs. Jr.. and T. l..
GREssgT, was DISSOLVED THIS DAY by mu-
tnsl consent j. II. BIESEN, JR-, who will con-
,inue the business in his own name ut the old
stand, No. Ala cast Broad street, assumes all
the liabilities OF the late concern and will col
lsct All debts due It. J. II. BIESEN, JR.,
tc 9-lts L. l.. GRESSET.
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INCLUSION GROUNDS.
ASHLAND P4RK.

Oh tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, having been inprogei aa1 renovated,
oilers unusual attractions 10 PICNIC aud En-
CUhSION PARTIES.
LARGE OAK GROVE, TWO PONDS FOR
BOATING AND FISHING.
Abundance Of pure wafer from springs and
wells.
CRCQUET GROUNDS AND FINE PAVILION.
Trains chartered to picnic parties a. low
rates. Apply to c. A. TAYLOR.
General Z icket Agent Richmond, Freder,xs-
burg and Potomac railroad.
my STU, Th&Su
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HLEsC NJ.
MARY KLlZABETH MILLER.
81 AdministralriX.

TN TIE DIVORCE SUIT OF MARY
Il G. CAT 0CNI AGAINST FRANK a. CA
IL chi, which has been pending In Judge Han
cocks court, In Chesterfield county, fOs sorc
dme past, tho Judge entered decree az The
My Term Of his court divorcing the pa,ios
II, m bed cad board, as asked Tor by the plain
III ~ her JiN. 70 i.at'
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Ny Experience.

81 have been afflicted for many
years with Dyspepsia, Sick-iiead-
ache. and affection OF tho kidneys
caused by Torpid Liver During
last fall and winter was obliged TO
suspend the most Of my labor In my
field OF Home Missionary work on
account Of my health. Early this
spring YVES induced to try Simmons
Liver Regulator, and have had more
real good health than for years be-
fore. Ii relieves me at once and Is
more satisfactory than anything Of
the kind ever tried. have also
used Il successfully 10 ward OF bill
ious attacks. JOSEPH X. WHEELER,
Cumberland Pros. Minister. Leba-
non Mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

ORDER OF THE Go l. ID f n
" CHAIN.-onicers and members OF JET
FERSON LODGE, No. ~, o. q. C., VIII meet
promptly at their lodge.rOO THIS EVENING
al o'clock. Candidates for Initiation will
please be on hand early.
BY order of the Lodge.
ie 2-1t' c. II. BOsHER, Secretary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
PATRIOTIC BOULANGER
Making Friends by Refusing to Adopt
Inco1 ssitufionaf Methods.

LOsDON. July p Paris advces report
that Gen. Boulanger has gained many friends
by the statement in la France newspaper,
that he refused TO head a coup d'etat The
paper undoubtedly speaks as the ex-minis-
ter Of Wars organ. II offers TO publish the
names Of nearly 100 French statesmen who
were in tho conspiracy The publication 81
,he article has caused much excitement
among the Parsians, as it is recognized rs
the elimination Of hostilities between Bou-
LANCER and his enemies II win no longer
he possible for the anti-Boulangists 70
accuse the general Of playing a bonn
hastic part unless they accept his
challenge 30 have the government order
him 20 give the names Of those concerned IN
the alleged attempt 20 violate the constitu-
ton II is tho conviction that be has the
proofs Of his assertion at hand which is win
ming him fresh adherents Here in London,
IL must be admitted That Bouaugcr is almost
universally regarded as a true patriot To
UMPIRE JUDGED Observers here his loyalty in
refusing 10 take advantage Of popular clam0r
~ demand retention i'm control Of the army,
and his subsequent quiet acceptance Of
command IN exile from Paris, have been ap-
oreciatcd as the acts Of "a true soldier. Many
are inclined o accept as true the persistent
assertions Of his eulogists that he would event
ually prove his disniercstednes,. and show
that be had saved France from revolution, and
II the Ia France article proves % be- well
founded. 10 would seem ms If these predictions
were soon 10 be- verified The question Of
vital interest now is whether the government
will notice the challenge or ignore It, The
matter IS pleify sure 80 be brought mp iH the
chambers, and an exciting session is looked
for There is little room for doubt that in
case the matter comes up In the deputies in
the form suggested by La France and the
government fails to show good grounds for
disregarding the challenge, a cabinet crisis
will result. If Gen Eoulanger comes out Of
this affair with credit, and is recalled TO the
war ministry, his seat there will have a
security which il lacked before, and which
will enable him 80 carry through the policy
Of revenge with which he is credited by Ger
many, if he really desires 10 do so. The i'm
portance Of the la France episode may thus
prove % be great
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4 Foul Murder.

ALBANY, " Y, July "a special from
Mechanicsville, ~ Y. 10 The Press says:
"The foulcst crime that has ever darkened
this section Of the country was perpetrnted
during the rain storm Of yesterday morning
the victim being a Hungarian named Thomas
g. Michael The scene Of the murder was on
the highway 10 Round lake, about two miles
from Mechanicsyille. Michael left home
Saturday evening to visit a sister in Still
water, and having spent the evening there
started for home at II o'clock. That was the
last seen Of him until morning, when his
bruised and mangled remains we're discov-
cred hidden under some bushes He was
stabbed three times under the chin and then
was undoubtedly kicked and pounded with ii
stone, rs his head was battered 30 one mass
Of blood Officers arrested fellow Hun
garian named Robeinski. who had boarded
with Michael Blood was found on Robein-
skis clothes when arrested, and as he bad
threatened to kill Michael the officers held
him for the murder
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A Condemned Wan Lvnched.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb, July 25.-Iee
Shillenbagor. who was ina Jail here under
sentence Of death for fatally beating his g.
year-old girl last fai was lynched yesterday
The party which did the work was composed
oi determined farmers from the vicinity of
Shillenbergors former home They organ
lied near the cemetery south of the city and
about 80 a. m marched TO the Jail The
guards were taken entirely by surprise and
were easily Ogercomo
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

BUFFALO. \. y, July 2j-The Anchor
line propeller Alaska arrived in this port at
about o'clock yesterday morning, bringing
with her the captain and mate Of the barge
Theodore NJ Perry, which went down on
Lake Eric in Friday nights gale The barge
had loaded 400 tons Of coal for Saginaw, and
left Thursday in tow Of the propeller, D. W.
Powers The tow was laboring in the
trough Of the sea about II o'clock Friday
night when of sudden the sides of the
barge collapsed like am egg shell and she
sank inside of five minutes The Perry gent
TO pieces so quickly that it was impossible To
man the boat, and tine fact that it has been
found drifting about empty, appears to seal
the fate of the missing persons who are
Charles Copely of Saginaw, "A stepson of
j. II Prentice, owner of tn schooner. James
Covert, Of Buffalo; Ben Kemicut Of Sag
inaw, seamon; Mrs. Westminster, cook, and
H. Mclean, Of Saginaw, d passenger
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Gen. william Mckee Dunn Dead.

WASHINGTON. July y Gen. William
Mckee Dunn died at his summer residence
in Maplewool, Va, yesterday, Of Brght's
disease He was - years old lie was ID
representative from Indiana in the Thirty.
sixth and Thirty seventh congress. He
was Is vigorous supporter Of the war and in
lSGl was on Gen. McClellan's staff lie was
afterward appointed judge advocate general
which position me filei with marked ability
until dropped by President Hayes to max a
place for Gen Swan.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
A BATTLE RAGING IN KENTUCKY
Two Men Killed In Desperate Fight
Between sheriff and Outlaws.

WILLIAMSBURG, Ky, July ga bloody
fight began Saturday in Bell county, KY,
and is stil progressing Two men are known
10 have been killed and many more will
doubtless meet their fate before the battle is
ended
The sheriff summoned a posse 70 arrest the
Turner's, living on yellow creek, in that
county, who resisted. and in the fight which
ensuod George Thomas. Of the posse, and
George Turner Of the other side were killed.
Each side has been REINFORCED, aud the fight
is raging hotter than at first George
Thomas, who was killed. formerly lived in
this town and his brothers live here still
They received the news Of their brother S
death by telephone, and left Immediately
forthe scene Of the conflict
They are bold, fearless men and used 10
the smell of gunpowdcr. They Will prove no
mean addition 10 the sherih's posse. Later
Developments are anxiously awaited here
This bloody encounter. c.ning. as IL does, So
soon after the Craig Toliver fight and n
similar feud in neighboring county, has
caused much excitement There is a general
feeling Of insecurity, and If this present out
break is not stopped Immediately it is prob
able that the governor will be- called upon 10
enforce order
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

LONDON, Jnly 2j.-in an interview yester-
day Mr. William O'Brien, NJ. F.. editor Of
United Ireland, expressed his belief that the
first effect of the governments land bill
would Dee TO bankrupt and destroy a major
it's of the landlords, and its next effect
would be 90 destroy the government, who
had purchased Office 10y concessions which
were destructive of party independence The
plan Of campaign bad forced the ministry
after SIX months bitter opposition, TO adopt
some of the principles contended for in the
bin originally proposed by Mr. Parnell
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THE OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Preparations for q Warm Welcome ut
Toiedo-The sherman Boom.

TOLEDO, July 25.-Since the Greenback
craze swept over Toledo like a storm, no in
terest has been taken in any political gather
ing held here like that manifested in the com
ing Republican convention. The reasons for
THIS are two-the Sherman Blaine fight, and
the royal reception planned by the city.
Delegates candidates and distinguished
visitors will receive the freedom of the city.
Excursions 10 Lake Erie and the natural gas
fields are being arranged. Three thousand
dollars have been raised for the purpose Of
entertaining the citys guests Sherman and
Foraker will come in on special trains
and will be met by the Grant and Logan
clubs. and viii be rendered a reception.
Memorial hall. ia which the convention will
be- held, is scene Of beauty Rcd, white
and blue bunting, old battle flags and banners
hang suspended from the walls and ceilings
The headquarters Of the Toledo Press club,
where newspaper representatives viii he en-
tertained, are being fitted up extensively
Unless some accident happens, natural gas
will first h. turned on and burned in this
city during the convention Gangs of men
are at work nigh. and day on the pipe lines
Special free trains from Mansfield will run
every day with delegations bearing banners
inscribed, SHERMAN for President" and
"Foraker for Governor These delegations
will come I'm the interest Of Sherman and
work for his Endorsement
MASsFIELD, o.. July y The Richland
county convention have chosen Senator John
Sherman as leader Of the Richland county
delegation 10 the Ohio State Republican
convention. The convention also adopted "A
resolution instructing the delegates IS in
dorse John Sherman as a canddatc for the
,.,.alt,t.uet-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
JAY eoULD's RAILROAD TIES.
Employees Said TO be Interested in over
charges for Them.

Employees Said TO be Interested in over
charges for Them.
ST. LOUIS. July 2j-The Globo-Democrat
prints an article which says that in a recent
trip over his southwestern roads Mr. Gould
made discoveries which are said 10 have
greatly surprised him and caused consider
able unoasiness among some Of bis trusted
officers.
Notwithstanding the shrewdness Of Mr.
Gould. the article says there were in his con-
fience some persons who We're making lively
work with his profits In his Southern trip
Mr.. Gould discovered that the price paid for
railroad ties at Bald Knob. CULVER and
Forest City. Ark, was from 81 % % cents
apiece, and when compared with the price
paid 10 Contractor COwan he found that the
company had got the worst of it % the ex-
tent Of nearly 10 cents per tie. IN Texas Mr..
Gould is said 10 have learned that ties for
which his road had paid s. cents apiece had
been supplied 10 contractors within ten miles
Of Texarkana for 23 cents, while in other
sections Of Texas the cost 10 the contractor
had been from p 90 30 cents Mr. Gould
further learned It is claimed, that this
cornor i'm the market scOopcd i'm not only
the Iron Mountain but the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
the Rock Island. and even others. and that
the corner had been nuTtUreu for three years.
The number Of ties for which exOrhitant
prices had been paid exceeded 10000 DO and
the Missouri Pacific is said % have lost about
81 100000 II is alleged that there We're some
changes in the subordinate. departments of
the road as the result of this discovery, and
the idea is conveyed that some Of Mr. Gouds
trusted officials were concerned in the large
nrnnfs mnln ON fhn.n tics
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

Why is 10 that three bottles of D. b. b. are
sold in Atlanta 90 one of amy other blood rom
cdy. and twice "a much consumed u the State
of Gcorgia a- any other prrpamu0nf SO one
need take our word. but simply ask thcdmg
gists. Ask the people They are competent
witnesses. Six houses I'm Atlanta are buying
b. d. -. boz five and ten gross lots. and some of
them buy as often as every TWO months. Why
these unprecedented sales here at home with
SD little ADVERTISING Modosty foib.dsu~ max
ing reply Had b. b. b. been before the pub
Die aquartcr on half century. it would not De
necessary To- be- hoI-terol up with cmtchc- OF
page now. Merit wi.l conquer
and down money
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
4 ROOpLER,s ESCAPE.
Boss Twecd's Plan Successfully Worked
By McGariglc In Chicago.


CHICAGO, July "a sensation WAS caused
here early yesterday by the discovery that
". J. McGarigle, ex-warden Of the county
hospital who was recently convicted Of
being concerned i'm the wholesale robbery of
the county, had escaped Mc(iarigle and
Engineer Mcdonald, of the hospital, had been
jointly convicted and sentenced % three
years in the pontentiary Judge Sheppard
had refused 10 admit them 30 bail, and they
We're in custody awaiting the result Of a mo-
ton for n new trial Between : and 9 p. m.
Sheriff Nntson took McGarigle 10 the house
Of the latter, where a conference was 10 he
held with States Attorney Grinnell, between
whom md the escaped bOOdicr there appears
10 have been several conversations Of late
While at his home the prisoner decided 10
take a bath, and retired for that purpose
After waiting for some time the sheriff be-
came uneasy, and on going % the bath
room found that his man ad.ned The pO.
lice were at once notified and search was be-
gun. but so far nothing has been learned of
the fugitves whereabouts There are rumors
that McGarigle has been spirited away in ac-
cordance with a plan Of the states attorney,
but for what purpose has not been made
clear
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.

Wheat. White 40 bushels very good Sic.
40 bushels far SOC Longberry. 10 BUSH
els prime, s6 62i bushels very good. Sic
30 bushels fair, Sic. 80 bushels fair. SOC.
Mixed, 400 bushels very good, So. 90 very
good, s3c.. Loo bushels good Sc short
berry. ll6 bushels prime, on private terms
~ bushels prime Sic. $50 bushels very
good, SHE 81 bushels very good, s3c IN
bushels very good Sc. 20 bu>hel, good.
Sic, 500 bushels good, SIC; p bushels fair.
7Sc.. 26 bushels common. 75c.. 100 bushels
common, Hc 1870 bushels common, 72c
Meal.-5OO bushels country, bolted, on pri-
vate terms
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
Now There May be "A Due'.

PARIS, July On Cassagnac published n
fat denial of tho story that eighty four
generals proposed "A coup d'etat to Gen.
Boulaugor, and challenged La France topub-
iish their names Ia France asked Gen
Ferron's permission to publish the names
After denying the story, NJ Cassagnac
printed an article headed Coward Liarp
The result is that VI. Laur, admitting him
self % be author Of the original letters refer
ring 10 the matter, has challenged NJ Cas-
sagnac to fight n duel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27
Tobacco Markets.

hlDHNoNp. VA July -.
Transactions in leaf tobacco to-day wer,
moderate, but no giving away IN prices. al
though the attendance of Change was small
Prices have been marked up, so that buyer,
have become more cautious but don't let
any bargains slip. Very frequent discussions
come up among members rs 10 the extent
and result OF recent showers. and some wide
y different views are expressed still the tel.
egrams from the West are reassuring that
the drouth continues there, and rain would
do little good
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

NEW YORK, July 2j-Mrs Chiara Cgna-
rale seems to be much improved in health
and spirits since the day originally set for
her execution has passed. She slept we'll ia
her cell in the Tombs saturday night. and
awoke mucn refreshed in the morning. Sine
ate hearty breakfast Of ham ami eggs.
When the matron asked her how She felt she
replied: Very good, but l don't like to s.e
so much rain She is very hopeful Of escar-
ing the gallows altogether.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

PATERSON, n. j., July 25-George
Roberts, Of No Z Cross street, together with
George Garaside, George Dolan, james Hend-
ricks and Michael Mendel went rowing ON
the Passac river last night. They were all
and during a scuille the boat
was upset and Roberts was drowned His
companions reported the accident at police
beal9uarteIs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-27

OAKLAND, Ills, July 25.-Wmle cutting
oats, saturday, a farmer named johnson WAS
bitten by a rattlesnake, from the effects Of
which he died He was binding oats, when
he ran into "a large nest Of rattcrs, and sue
coeded in killing fourteen Of them before he
was bitten Other parties who came 10 his
assistance killed eleven more.